Tianjin technical secondary school is not allowed to borrow books. According to Tianjin local treasure, in order to promote the balanced development of compulsory education, Tianjin will promote the layout adjustment of compulsory education schools, scientifically divide school districts, increase the support and transformation of relatively weak schools, and narrow the gap between school conditions and teaching level. In 2009, the Municipal Education Commission and all districts and counties will formulate specific work plans according to the actual situation, and gradually abolish all kinds of key schools and classes in the compulsory education stage. In compulsory education, schools are not allowed to enroll students and charge borrowing fees. The "Implementation Opinions on Regulating Education Fees in Tianjin in 2009" jointly formulated by Tianjin Municipal Education Commission, Municipal Office for Corrections, Municipal Education Working Committee, Municipal Development and Reform Commission, Municipal Finance Bureau, Municipal Audit Bureau and Municipal Press and Publication Bureau was released yesterday. The seven departments have made it clear that this year, public high schools will continue to implement the "three-limit" policy of enrolling students who choose schools, and schools are prohibited from lending to enroll students in compulsory education, and the charging standards of colleges and secondary vocational schools will remain stable. In addition, Tianjin will clean up and standardize the public high school restructuring schools within three years, and it is strictly forbidden for secondary vocational schools to divide students into "employment classes" and "further education classes"; Primary and secondary school students' learning activities in school must be included in the normal teaching activities of the school, and no extra fees may be charged in any name. It is strictly forbidden to charge for matters within the scope of teaching management such as handouts, heating and electronic reading. , as a service or charge. It is strictly forbidden for schools to provide compulsory services, or only charge for no services, and no additional fees are allowed in addition to agency fees.